Tunisia amends Decree 54 Article 24; activists call it tactical, not reform

Tunisia's presidential revision of Article 24 of Decree 54, the electronic crimes law, is being framed by activists and journalists as a minimal tactical concession rather than substantive reform. The amendment reopens debate on digital regulation versus public freedoms, but critics argue it fails to address broader repression concerns. The move signals potential political maneuvering ahead of elections, with uncertain impact on press freedom.